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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTOy STOCKS
RosroS July 80, 1877
EunopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July 80 -Prov.ions-Bicon. cuaberlani Cat
43sOL; Long Clear dtiles Ala 81. short Clear Atiies
ais OBJ short RIOS OF SloItorL 3ls IL per eSt bss
Dos Od Tor Extra nlii Mos Primo Ness jlt OF FORK
Prime Moss 5JA OIL per bOL. Prime Mess Eastern
.B54 IA LariA mericAn ts3d Prime est
ern 80. 3Li Lard Oh 3+A I'd. Hams-Long CUT oOS ot
shouers5J.5L BItter-92s Ct per ogt TOR nnest aIs
States Cheese-American Choice. 50l Oh Wheat-iset
Ne-te sd 16A III; Rot Winter. oS o-
g. 81 pa- ceaaL New No. Winter u 3D.; do No
spng u Adj Nav Afxsi Western. 81 Id. California NO
4 "a Id nTs ID; No = a. 81 oG ST. per GENITAL fro
dcc-Sprts Turpentino 26A OIL; TO- at London eos VI
per cwt Refined Petroleum. 6as per gallon Clover Seel-
American Ret 40. por cwL Tallow-2la vi per cws
Fine American. 2l- I'll! Prime City. Ia Oh por owl
Rosin-Common IS Ill, PIlt lis o. po% o. Llnseoi ~
22s per Proyison,-A nericln Refrigsritci nes
hind qtirters Gd fore quarters 5S per TO- ho2sa Lou,
don-Sew.York state 81 ljs Od a f3 - u Cottoasest
oil. LIVERPOOL make 2i& OIL.
MONDAY will 10 a holiday here In all tho markets. .
LONDON July YO.--produce-ihussol OH. 2lA "a. per
owL Caoutta iinsee. YSs. 81. per aulrtsrs Lin seet
Cake - l34 ga ton Refined Petroleum. n, IA o ns
cwt Pale "a OF oils OF Proysons-Lard ~. o. %,
cwt American. scgar-l3s 3D. cwt for CuOa Cen
iugal poorzing s5' and Is 0kSls Ct Tor Mas'ov 1
i'd: Mutton 224 o. 0I3A OF Cocoanut ol-ceylon ~
Cochin 4J7DA ner;lh Ran Serttst booi ~ al ~
hind quarters "a 4d for fore quarters per SD Dy tho
ANTWERP July 30.-Petroleum-Fne Pale American. u
francs paid ani Is francs l2 confines sellers
WIlc0xs cpssi - rancs so cant nssp - khos
BRRMRy July 30-Wilcox's Lard closed at "a MARKS 10
pfennigs per 10 D. a- ,.
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. :
Par Worth Rio.r, Vessels and n turo1f&
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-For Brazil STYLES the market closed weak at Q
reduction OF &c basis Of 10 fair Rio spot In
voices sales 1000 bags No IL ac The mder
quiet bat steady. Sales 625 pecus Boeng. ex Has
schneider and Cesar" In sympathy with the senesr,n,i
lower abroad values the option is
down under heavy selling hna
l7o0Sl7.lO; september i72oSlI26 October. 1872
l7.45 November l7.45 1906 December, 1850 go;
January l7550l765 February, 176oSl!7o March. i7so
different months were follows January 1866 1900
September. 1Z25a1755, October IL 409l7.45 Novem-
Der II 5Oal7.7O: December 17.60d1 1905.
COTTON further reduction OF l6c made in tho
prices spot to-day and including OF yes
teray. business (busness at cut
price, sales respectable sho wns
aggrsgatng 6Gaes $50 last EVENING" all OF which were
for consumption he port receipts today were 25
the corresponding day last snoe September
port have been 5200373 bales against
b3OS, S2S bales for the period last
American standard OF CLASSIFICATION
area
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
AL DRUGGISTS SeuIr. 30

tore: Hamburg steam 900 bush grain As
GRAIN CHARTERS Channel or Plymouth, henc4h
British steamer 10000 qrs:, 2s iost..: PETROLEUM.
CHARTERS from Philadelphia an Italian Dark
% refined 1c from Philadelphia Italian
bark 80 900 refined Antwerp from philadelphia
ship 5000 bills refined Is III I'D; Amsterdam from
philadelphia German ship 10 900 obs refined Psi k1ues.
hence ship, 5000 bbls crude Is .MISCELLAN.
EOUs CHA kTERS-Edenro ton from Philadelphia. schooner
coal ST. and back from Newberae TO Providence LUMBER
Sc rs.
sUGAR-There interest taken in the market 10 any
3 for Molasses 49l6c for Far Refining ana ply
45asc for 900 Centrifugal Refined steady Cut LOAF
6l.I6 Sc; Crushed, ll818 sc Cnbes 5l6l696c Pow
dered 69eisc; Granulated 15i636c; Mould 4. 69acj
5e5hc White Extra c. 5c.' Extra c. 4'sa c. 4reA%cs
YalloH la0lAsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
RECKLESS SHOOTING IN A STREET CAR.

As tho night car leaving the Hdgowood depot OF
tho Greene and Gates ave car line In brooklyn wa'
about 10 start with large number OF passengers az
/ :56 a. IN. yesterday, Charles De Noe, oil No do
Gold-st BroollyD, was approached as no TOOK MS
seat by a stranger who demanded:
''Are you a spy ~
mo" answered DO Noe In amazcmcnt
The stranger looked at him carefully and then
stamped him In the mouth without say Ing anything
more and went away. Ile Noe looked after him and
began to talk about what he would do II his assaat
returned, threatened d. shoot him II he Appeared
aDaiu. In a short time De Noe exclaimed There
he Is ~ and pulling out his revolver fired In an mas
cr.minatc manner in and cut OF the car. Inc rest
aid ducked their heads to avoid the bullets. De
Noe fred three shots and one Of them wounded vi
thigh as he stood on the sidewalk. dc Noe wa'
arrested and the wounded man was taken TO ST.
Mary,s HOSPITAL. lie not seriously hurt do
Noe could MT Identify the who slapped him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, July 31-R n
The United States Treasurer week received from
customs S4.600.519 and from internal revenue
S2,412.236; total from both. S7,0l2.755. against
s72s649s for the preceding week During last week the
Treasury's net cash balances increased as follows
Cold S2,47OO43; National bank notes, S7O.S41 silver
S6O244 and deposits In National banks $347972 Inc
legaltender balance was reduced $1sS,357 Although
the net cash balance increased $2,64O,252, as
shown the Treasury by yesterdays statement held In
its own vaults locked up 81 657 less than 1t held
on July /, 1887, and only S9.442,593 more than IL
held July /, 1885, AS the liabilities for the redemption
of National bank reduced $726166 during the
week the surplus increased $3,366415. Adding to
the amount OF the reduction OF the redemption fund the
passed to its credit for circulation surrendered
40s 6OO) shows that old circulation to the amount Of
766 retired during the week The net reduc-
ton In the bank note circulation 5000 leaving
for new circulation Issued $439,3S4.
The weeks changes in the amounts OF Govern
ment bonds on deposit with the United states
Treasurer for account Of National banks arc
as follows: Held for security OF National bank
circulation Withdrawals S34s, 500 per cents; deposits.
s135,50O per cents, S290,750 4i2 per cents. and
81 goo currency 6 net deposits $7S750 Held for Sc
curity Of Government cash deposits in National banks
Withdrawals, $4,000 per cents; deposits $332,000
per cents, and 1928 900 4i9 per cents net deposits,
1886, 900.
Yesterdays weekly bank statement OF averages shows
further loss OF $l,0l2,sOO in cash, although by the
operations of the subTreasury and by gold imports the
banks gained 100000 In the week OF last
banks lost 81 600 cash and their loans were
only 100000 less than The surplus reserve now
is 81 700 600 less than II In the week OF 1856, but
the ratio OF 70 deposits is only IL per cent less
than them The weeks decline in deposits Is reported as
$50 800 which is nearly 81 100000 greater de-
cline than the other changes call for.
compares the totals Of yesterdays statement
with the corresponding dates OF 1856 and 1850
August /, 1888 July, 81, 1885. July 80 1887.
Loans sSO6. 800 900 $354S27IO0 $685.. ~ 100
Specie ..........-... llj4g3.9O0 42il2.0 7564sOO
Legal.tenders. 44esO 600 AZ O333OO 22g2ilO
Deposits 383OOl 900 377 1908 100 36l.7 100
Circuatlon...... 967J,20O 7.sJi0O0 100
Tho following relation between the total
ami the total deposits at the RESPECTIVE dates;
spccie A9sooO s64271, zoo s75.G480O
Iegal.tenders...... A9Su,GO0 43.O333OO 22,y24.400
Total reserve siGo 800 slO7 soi SEQ s9S572 400
Reserve required 40.
against deposits 95.75o4OO S4425,ffo oo4tlfIo
surplus ......... sea- 724lOO sl2s7s725 ss.l3O.o75
Ratio OF reserve TO
deposits per CT. 4l0O 2s4l I"zo
The following yesterdays statement In detal
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THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Among leading features Of THE SUNDAY TRIB-
USE yesterday were letters from Riclfeld Springs
and Washington on personal and social TOPICS !;
A Ncw-England sketch of Randys Protectors !;
an entertaining story of Middlemass Experiment;
Why I am Heather; chat about prominent
lecturers chat with public men, National Guard
doings, book reviews, poems, sketches, theatrical
gossip, etc. There were letters from all leading
watering places, and the days news was fully
given, leading topics thereof being as follows;
FoREiGN-The views of Captain Scott. II. N,
on the rights of American fishermen IN Can
LANCER and NJ Ferry had an interview. - SlRDor
Crispi TO form new Italian Cabinet. 80 Liberal
sa nnosMnsTcWHccident to train on the Concord
Railroad. = Trial Of the boOdlers in Chi
caSo. - Effect of storms in various
parts Of the country: ~ o business emearrsss
men Of Marcus oaSitu Of Of rSe Columbian BANK
Philadelphia. = The guardianship Of Blind
Tom" Failure S,,ns Of , 1ss jury t,,n to
s sssss t tns IL o the Norhxes injured
Sv droutb. - EMPLOYEES Of the Reading Rail
road threatening strike becaass OF
damaged in collision near Bocton;; = Opium
snuaeiers arrested near Niagara Falls
S sS1SsSs 'n' lawyer HsS tried to drown hmm
self - Many cases of sunstroke; great
damage BY lightning 10 NewJerssy part
the murderer, IN the T1mbs Mon nS I9nden
beaten by Brooklyn, Cincinnati by the Nets ,s. :;
t hssuI es 81 teS silver dollar 4Isa grains
IA b-i6d. per ounce-7S.7o cents :" Stocks
opened quiet and steady, but Immediately, were
made active with heavy declines, rallied re
Copies may still DO had at the once OF py
"A q
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IIyEsr,yx MARKETS BY rELE3RlPL

BUFFALO July 30-Cdtne-Recsipts last ~ nours
heaf, 600 hean; Tor ssn.s
week H. 35 head, consigned THROUGH ITO md wssx
Newly ok. "a sale; Market gucs iosd.
for sale losds Light Medium weights a. - 'o@> oo'
shipped In first banda .... 49,, ,.r w..t
62,400 head tor same nme "a, s.wyors, 81
hsa ILsouRh 81 cars, OF when 10 Or,
sae market heavy prices aee,inen 90 mbs AZ
mon Fair 81 as: 10 Choice " Zo~4oo' A~o' -
As 5OdG 80. IL ears left over. ,x ,, ..,. "a. thu
Hsos-Hecerts last xs hours so ,s iast week sy 500
Ssad consigned through 81 cars Of which IA 70
eoss5 90 MIIed Pigs and LIsht s xSse Medium
weights SIS ess570, Selected Heavy Kinda - oe@> o.
UHfoAoo 30-Tns Drorsrg Joufnds
Reospts-isO0 head shipments nsaa. mar Fs.a,rs
sIeaav. 50 30 % ~ ny
81 ooSs3 10 CowA BLis and Mixed 81 so9z 'o' feAA'
Cattle 81 75aS3 40 ,nn. ...rS..
asss-Rsosipts $500 heAi. shipmsnu 1000. ms, "a
Was steady. ksush sna hixed - ovcsS ~ rsexn ~"
5000 aesd sapnsns 3eg $40 ~ TsraSs
Allow Narves 5Oox 90 Western ~ 2oee5 o. AoAAns
81 75ets so. Lambs - ooSS per 100 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
MRS, ARTHUR wgLLEsLgrs TROUBLES.

rsoiuct station with small children. and asked for
iodepg she said she had NO home. On Saturday she
taken 10 tho jefferson Market Police Court, where
she gave the name Of Maggie Morton. The case was
s.r ,ourd that the woman was twentyeight years old
That sbs hsd been married eight years. that her name
was Maud wellesley that she had been In tbs country
hut few months and that her husband was a. w9rk
Bostou shs Il an intelligent woman ana nsr e
sc,nc shat 70 MANTLE Her husband Arthur wenesley
man Of good education and s said to belong . .ac
fanSIy ri tine Duke Wellington. His father nas
shsen ranch In Australia Near the ranch wetto-oo
ses csptsn named Morton lived Young Wellesley met
Iorton;s dsughter Maud and married hcr eight years
sro Thsir rst child Garnet wolseley We,esiey 10y
fvs years old, IL AZ present with weiesisys I,
vent 10 England where they remained FOR several
Snd then came to Nsw-York. They had some ntt,SS
onev and lived in fnrnished room. Wellesley oouo
ot get work and their funds at last became
Vesslsy finally ACQUIRED work In Boston - COOK N We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, AUGUST l. 1887

Pacific preferred 81 39as50 Philadelphia and Read
ing. 72as 17i4224 Union Pacific. 94la80907s; West
ern Union, lI3s97s- 1901. and Pacific Mail, 6227is
~ The decline during April early part OF May
was slow aud Il cuminated with the bankruptcy OF
NewJersey speculation at As. From that time the ad-
vance which We follow only for one month. scarcely
1883.
sujoned usual table OF the highest lowest and
hnal price OF active representative stocks,
together with the final prices OF week prehxed by
the prices Of July 81, 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01

and went to Boston intending to send for her In the
meantime Mrs. Wellesley turned out OF her room.
with her two children, Eva and Arthur When Justice
German heard this story discharged Mrs. Wellesley
Agent Stocking had communicated with wellesley who
had written two letters his wife, Of which con-
tanned money Stocking put MIRA Wellesley the train
yesterday, and sopt her 70 her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
New.0rleana
STAINED.
$685. q. Low Middiins...... a.

81 Good Urdinary- 3 1915 Middling BE-
The August contract raded to-day but the prices
for the later deliveries we'll opening prices
indicated decline OF points and other months
decline OF point while tn. final figures represented net
Angus. and advance oil points on
other months, Sales II, 500 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01

The following wcr, SATURDAYS quotations for unlisted
securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01

The cash price. Tsss as sa 7Sc
Ma S7s,c. Oats-Na 224.c... .Rye-Na 44c.--
Barley-No . nominal. -. Fax seed-So 81 % ~ Prime
Tmotnv 90 Mess Pork SIS 90. Lsrd-S6 81 1.--.
short RIO ss o. Dry sated shoulders eyxsS
a 40 3l,r Clear 3iios boxol So 49,. Wnisxey u IL
per gallon -. .sugar-Cut Loaf --c.' Granulatea &;
standard "a" %.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-06-07

property should be conveyed and they
rely upon the understanding between
the parties.
In proportion to the population, /
think more applications are made to
the Courts of this country to set aside
deeds, than in any other, and think
such applications should not be en-
couraged, but 1 am of opinion in this
case, that the complainant is entitled
to the relief asked for, and that no
possible hardship can be inflicted
upon the defendant by making de-
cree accordingly.
1 therefore declare that the defend
ant is trustee of this property, and
that upon tender of a deed of quit
claim, he execute the same, and bere-
strained in the terms of the bill.
Under the circumstances the parties
must pay their own costs.
NJ. Thompson for plaintiff; iona.
Austin for defendant
Honolulu, January II, 1887.
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not the result Of the cool and dispas-
sionate consideration of the jury"
Hayne on New Trial and Appeal, Sec.
IS, p. 265 and note at end Of Section.
1.-The Court in actions of trespass
especially for personal torts, when
damages can be guaged by no fixed
standard, but necessarily rest in the
sound discretion of the jury, interferes
with a verdict on the mere ground of
excessive damages with reluctance,
and never except in a clear case"
Berry and al. ads, Vreeland, N. j.
Law Rep. PIP. 1873 and 1877.
Damages for forts should be out
rageously excessive to justify new
trial.
Vunk VS.. Hall, 8 n. j. Law Rep, 80,
81 and number of other cases there
cited.
Before we caa interfere with the
verdict in case of this nature, we
must he satisfied that enough is shown
to raise the presumption that the jury
acted with prejudice, passion, partial
ity or corruption, or that the verdict
is so grossly excessive as to sheck the
moral sense, or that the damages are
manifestly exorbitant, ETC., etc.
We are free to say that under the
circumstances of this case, the dam
ages seem to be rather large. Thelplain
tiffs certain ,Lou.i rave enough to
cover their costs and expenses of trial.
But men of sound judgment may diff
fer not a little in estimating the com
pensation which the circumstances of
the injury would justify. 1t is the
Judgment of the jury, and not that of
the Court, which must govern.
We do not find anything in this
case that would justify us in interior
ing with the verdict. The exceptions
are overruled with costs.
Ashford & Ashford for plaintiffs;
A. Rosa, Whiting and Creighton for
defendants.
Honolulu, May %, 1887.
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Nrw advertisements.

KING BROS.
Importers and Dealers in Art Goods, Artists
Materials. Oil Paintings, by local artists; Photo
graphs Of Island Scenery, ChrOnos. olekfsphs,
Pastels, Water Color, Albums, Plnsh and Ebony
Goods, &C., &c. Frames of any aud all kinds
made to order. Regilding and repairing old
Pictures and Mirror Frames specially.
KING BROS,
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-06-07
DR.. ]. COILS BROWNIES
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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-01-15
Sunday Law Violators.

If rumOrs are to be relieL upon, some
parties in this town will be brought be-
fore the grand jury next month. for viO-
lating the Sunday law, by doing some
kind of back door business. 1t is the
duty of the officers as we'll as the citizens
to report to the proper authorities all
violation. If any Of our citizens does
not believe the law to he valid and con-
stitutional, let them fight it openly and
squarely, by opening their front doors
and do their business as usual and teSt
the validity of said law before the court
and not by sneaking to the back door
We are opposed to such violations OF the
law, and we call upon the honest and
law abiding citizens to report all cases
that come 10 their knowledge.
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Parish Printing.

The parish printing was offered at
public auction at the Court House door
last Tuesday, by Mr.. AugUste Maraist,
clerk of the Police Jury. to the lowest
bidder, but there Was no taker as the
amount appropriated for that purpose
was Sl25 against $3.50 last year.
The Editors OF the Reveil and Messen-
ger had agreed to contract jointly with
the parish for two hundred AMI fifty dol
lars, the regular price, but not less. We
believe it will be to the advantage Of the
Police Jury and the people, to raise the
amount to the former price and contract
jointly with both papers for the publica-
tiOn of its proceedings and other work
appertaining thereto.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician retired from active
practice having had placed in his hands
by an East India Missionary the formula
of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy ami permanent cure OF C0nsump-
tiOE Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma and all
Throat and Lung affections after having
thoroughly tested its wonderful curative
bowers il tLOu .nts Of cases, feels il
his duty 10 make 1t Known to his suffer-
ing fcllows. The recipe sent Tree to al!
who may desire it with fu!l directions
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